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this is the international energy agency. so becoming a net exporter. joining us is tom bergen at reuters. if that forecast is right, how does that change the politics of oil? >> good morning, ross. yes, that's a prediction now that a lot of analysts have been making over recent months. so it's a pretty broad view that the u.s. will by the end of the decade potentially become the biggest oil producer in the world. there are also predictions that just factory and other things like energy efficiency, basically cut it reliance on on oil imported from outside from immediate neighbors mexico and canada almost to nothing. and if america is not emporting as much oil as it does currently, perhaps for energy to be such a focal point of its foreign policy won't be so large. and already you have exactly within the oil and gas industry pushing the case for shale on the basis that it would save the country a lot of money on overseas military expenditure. >> if you take in that oil, shale gas together, how much is that revolutionizing the american economy and also th
this is the international energy agency. so becoming a net exporter. joining us is tom bergen at reuters. if that forecast is right, how does that change the politics of oil? >> good morning, ross. yes, that's a prediction now that a lot of analysts have been making over recent months. so it's a pretty broad view that the u.s. will by the end of the decade potentially become the biggest oil producer in the world. there are also predictions that just factory and other things like energy...
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periods is signs of global demand growth and we're seeing that very visibly from petrol price and other energy price increases. but to a certain extent as well, the food price increases which we're beginning to see, and likely to see more of reflect changinged food presences, increasing prices for wheat even though spikes in corn and wheat prices that we've seen have been largely due to weather factors. but demands are the pressure, as well. >> for anyone trying to figure out what's going organization how sustainable are the inflation rates and are they not going to fall precipitously as the fee hikes come out. >> there will be, but if you look at the university tuition fees, that will be there for three years. it's not just something that will disappear in 12 months time. and that's an important point because when the bank of england presents it inflation forecast tomorrow, it will have to count those increases in fee as a medium term inflation pressure. they'll be there throughout the entirety of hair projections this time around. and then that has some effect on the policy making decisions.
periods is signs of global demand growth and we're seeing that very visibly from petrol price and other energy price increases. but to a certain extent as well, the food price increases which we're beginning to see, and likely to see more of reflect changinged food presences, increasing prices for wheat even though spikes in corn and wheat prices that we've seen have been largely due to weather factors. but demands are the pressure, as well. >> for anyone trying to figure out what's going...
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ic big energy will suffer, but clean energy does well. big phrma suffers, but the hospital space does well. financial services probably from a regulatory standpoint suv, but that's one of my favorite sectors. because i think the earnings expansion in the sector will outwaysectors. because i think the earnings expansion in the sector will outwayfavorite sectors. because i think the earnings expansion in the sector will outwaysectors. because i think the earnings expansion in the sector will outway -- >> it's your favorite because you're in it. >> i guess i'm a little biassed there. >> jim, do you have a take on micro or macro crow? >> if you look at what's happened in the market since mid october, you've had cyclical sectors, financials, energy, materials perform the worst. yet the open interest put call ratio suggests there's not a lot of fear embedded. the other thing i'd point out is the second worst performing sector over that period is utilities. so this is not as simple as a risk on risk off period where you can go in traditional sec
ic big energy will suffer, but clean energy does well. big phrma suffers, but the hospital space does well. financial services probably from a regulatory standpoint suv, but that's one of my favorite sectors. because i think the earnings expansion in the sector will outwaysectors. because i think the earnings expansion in the sector will outwayfavorite sectors. because i think the earnings expansion in the sector will outwaysectors. because i think the earnings expansion in the sector will...
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producer prices are expected to rise .2% and by .1 when you strip out food and energy. then at 10:00 a.m., september business inventories released. at 2:00 p.m., we'll get the minutes from last month's fed meeting. on the corporate front, abercrombie & fitch, staples and tyco all report results before the bell. we'll hear from limited brands, netapp, and williams-sonoma before the close. >>> some of the recent banks have come under threat, victims of cyber attacks in september that cause blackouts. an iranian group took credit for those attacks. our next guest says we should expect more of this as hackers get more sophisticated. daniel has identified a few stocks that may benefit from the rise in online security threats. hi, dan. >> hello. >> thanks for joining us. go ahead. >> i just say cyber security -- i mean, this is a big area in technology. the threats are not going to be -- as you've seen on the bank front, despite a tough ip spending environment, security continues to be a high priority, and i think there's a number of stocks that really benefit from the trend.
producer prices are expected to rise .2% and by .1 when you strip out food and energy. then at 10:00 a.m., september business inventories released. at 2:00 p.m., we'll get the minutes from last month's fed meeting. on the corporate front, abercrombie & fitch, staples and tyco all report results before the bell. we'll hear from limited brands, netapp, and williams-sonoma before the close. >>> some of the recent banks have come under threat, victims of cyber attacks in september that...
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in hong kong, losses in energy stocks and mainland banks pushed the hang seng lower. it's down over 3% this week. the nikkei fell for the fifth straight day on the back of the worsening consumer sentiment. it's also down more than 3% for the week. yen persistent strength hurt automaker. the aussie market also finished lower after the rba cut its growth forecasts. most miners ended in the red. the sensex lost 0.9%, but united spirits gained on the hopes of a stake sale. back to you, ross. >> 15%, these are the odds the s&p puts that the u.s. will go over the fiscal cliff next year. they still expect a compromise. meanwhile the nonpartisan cbo says tax hikes for the wealthy won't hurt economic growth but warns if america will sg go over the cliff, unemployment will go over 9%. president obama is scheduled to make his first address to the public since his re-election at 1:00 p.m. eastern from the white house and, yes, it is regarding the economy and the deficit. joining us is paul dales from capital economics and sean sullivan a reporter at the "washington post." thanks
in hong kong, losses in energy stocks and mainland banks pushed the hang seng lower. it's down over 3% this week. the nikkei fell for the fifth straight day on the back of the worsening consumer sentiment. it's also down more than 3% for the week. yen persistent strength hurt automaker. the aussie market also finished lower after the rba cut its growth forecasts. most miners ended in the red. the sensex lost 0.9%, but united spirits gained on the hopes of a stake sale. back to you, ross....
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he says big election issues will be energy and economy. we may hear more from him with regard to stimulus or the election. if we do, we'll bring you that news when we get it. >>> now to gaza. the prime minister has arrived following two days of air strikes in which 19 palestinians and three israelis have reportedly been killed so far. joining us now from tel aviv where we know rockets landed nearby last night is martin fletcher. the fact that the rocket has the range capacity seems to be raising eyebrows. >> reporter: it handed pretty close. one landed in the sea and two more landed in other areas in open fields. didn't do any damage. but the symbolism is great because one of israel's key goals have been to destroy the long range capability of has mass. so the fact that after hundreds of israeli raids and strikes against those rocket centers hamas was able to launch rockets at tel aviv which nearly hit, that's a main success for hamas. >> you can talk about the visit by the prime minister and there was continued violence during the period?
he says big election issues will be energy and economy. we may hear more from him with regard to stimulus or the election. if we do, we'll bring you that news when we get it. >>> now to gaza. the prime minister has arrived following two days of air strikes in which 19 palestinians and three israelis have reportedly been killed so far. joining us now from tel aviv where we know rockets landed nearby last night is martin fletcher. the fact that the rocket has the range capacity seems to...